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We really wanted to make a game that’s all about how fun it is to move. That’s what we love most in games, and it’s what we’re good at! So with Sprint City, we built a multiplayer world where just gliding around feels amazing. We spent a ton of time perfecting the controls and making sure the visuals are cool but never distract from that core feeling of awesome movement.

When we released the game’s trailer in 2023, we were a small team – just two programmers with no prior industry experience. The game itself was only six months old at that point, but it quickly became much more successful than we ever imagined. We started with very little money, working long hours and managing all aspects of the project ourselves. Now, two years later, our team has grown to ten developers, and we’re still looking to expand!

If you tried the demo for Remake on PlayStation 4, you’ll quickly recognize this – it’s the same opening section, where you meet Cloud Strife and the group Avalanche. Players work to disable one of Shinra’s Mako Reactors, leading to a fight with the Scorpion Sentinel. It’s a great introduction to how the combat works.

Skate Story is a unique indie role-playing game about skateboarding – and it’s different from the new Skate game from EA. You’ll explore a strange, colorful underworld and defeat demons by, you guessed it, skating! It’s been very well-received on Steam, though players on the PS5 Pro have had a more varied experience. Luckily, most of those issues should be fixed as of December 15th. Here’s an update on what’s been happening.

Since its release yesterday, many players have expressed disappointment with the new version of Tomba 2: The Evil Swine Return. Although the gameplay remains solid, the main issue for fans is the music. This version includes the soundtrack from the original Japanese release, rather than the one familiar to players in the United States and Europe.

Issue #3 of Star Trek: The Last Starship continues the story immediately after the previous installment. The U.S.S. Omega is facing a fierce attack from a dangerous Klingon cult. Realizing her crew is outmatched, Captain Sato hands command over to James T. Kirk, who expertly takes charge. Kirk’s leadership proves invaluable, and while the Omega ultimately wins the battle, it comes at a significant price, with hints of even greater consequences to come.

It’s surprisingly difficult to end a comic book movie perfectly – whether that means tying up all loose ends in a satisfying way, hinting at exciting things to come, or skillfully doing both. However, several Marvel films have managed to pull it off, delivering truly great conclusions to major blockbuster stories.

Even with huge challenges in bringing such a complex story to the screen, The Lord of the Rings trilogy remains the gold standard for fantasy movies. Today, December 17th, marks the release of The Return of the King, the film that concluded the epic trilogy with massive success at the box office and widespread critical acclaim. Viewers who had been following Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin) were rewarded with an ending that captured the heart of the original story and offered breathtaking visuals.